The Autobiography of Benjamin FranklinUniversal Library, 1950 - 212 páginas |
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... proposed that we should all of us bring our books to that room , where they would not only be ready to consult in our conferences , but become a com- mon benefit , each of us being at liberty to borrow such as he wished to read at home ...
... proposed that we should all of us bring our books to that room , where they would not only be ready to consult in our conferences , but become a com- mon benefit , each of us being at liberty to borrow such as he wished to read at home ...
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... proposed were , the improvement of so many more young citizens by the use of our institutions ; our better acquaintance with the general sentiments of the inhabitants on any occasion , as the Junto member might propose what queries we ...
... proposed were , the improvement of so many more young citizens by the use of our institutions ; our better acquaintance with the general sentiments of the inhabitants on any occasion , as the Junto member might propose what queries we ...
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... proposed as a more effectual watch the hiring of proper men to serve constantly in that business ; and as a more equitable way of supporting the charge , the levying a tax that should be proportioned to the property . This idea , being ...
... proposed as a more effectual watch the hiring of proper men to serve constantly in that business ; and as a more equitable way of supporting the charge , the levying a tax that should be proportioned to the property . This idea , being ...
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